Dear Joanne,

Many thanks for the update and we look forward to receiving the revisions. Please can you send amended drawing(s) to Denise Hunt.

Kind regards, Rebecca Waddington

Conservation Officer, Cultural Heritage Team, Peak District National Park Authority Tel: 01629-816238

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From: Jo Polmear [mailto:Jo@hunterpatelcreativegroup.com] Sent: 18 May 2015 11:58 To: Waddington Rebecca Subject: RE: LBC NP/DDD/0415/0368 Castle Inn, Bridge Street, Bakewell

Hi Rebecca Thanks for the information. I will look at amending the elevation and get it over to you for comment later today.

Regards Joanne Polmear jo@hunterpatelcreativegroup.com www.hunterpatelcreativegroup.com 01543 258 600 07801 023 679

Bridge House - Station Road ♦ Lichfield ♦ Staffordshire - WS13 6HX

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From: Waddington Rebecca [mailto:Rebecca.Waddington@peakdistrict.gov.uk] Sent: 13 May 2015 17:25 To: Jo Polmear Cc: Hunt Denise Subject: RE: LBC NP/DDD/0415/0368 Castle Inn, Bridge Street, Bakewell

Dear Joanne,

I refer to this afternoon’s telephone discussion regarding the current listed building consent application for alterations to the Castle Inn, Bakewell.

I have read through the current listed building consent application NP/DDD/0415/0368 and my initial comments are as follows. I note that the proposed alterations are confined only to the outbuilding attached to the Castle Inn. It was very useful to have a pre-application site meeting to establish which parts of the structure are historic and whether any features survive, e.g. flagstone flooring. Are pre- application discussion is reflected in the current proposed scheme. I have no objection in principle to the works proposed to the first floor of the outbuilding or enlarging the linen store beneath the stairs at ground floor level. I note that one of the central ground floor spaces is being retained for storage. I have no objection in principle to converting two of the ground floor store rooms to bedrooms. The retention of the stone floor coverings in these rooms and making good any shortfall with flagstones to match the existing is welcomed. Your proposal to use lime plaster on the wall is also welcomed. I have attached a list of lime suppliers should you wish to discuss this plaster type or need to source it. The proposed paint finish for the external joinery is also welcomed.

The only concerns I have regarding the current scheme are:

1. Too much glazing is proposed for the replacement of the cart entry/vehicular doors. I have therefore attached an alternative scheme, based around your initial design. Apologies for the rough sketch. Please note, I have happy to discuss designs. The Authority will require a details of the proposed replacement for the doors, at an appropriate scale.
2. Are any extractor vents proposed for the new bathrooms? If so, information on the proposed location, design, dimensions and finish should be provided to that we can fully assess the impact of the proposed works on the significance of the listed building. One minor request, please could you confirm if any works are proposed to the lintels about the cart/vehicular entrances e.g. timber facings/ repainting.

Please note, the above advice is an officer’s opinion only and not binding on any decision the Authority makes on a planning or listed building consent application.

Finally, thank you for raising the issue with the advertisements on the Castle Inn. I believe an application has been submitted for the adverts. I hope the above and attached are of assistance. As mentioned, I should be in the office most of next week, except Wednesday, should you wish to discuss the above. In the meantime, I hope you have a good weekend.

Kind regards, Rebecca

Rebecca Waddington, Conservation Officer Cultural Heritage Team, Peak District National Park Authority Tel: 01629-816238

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